Sitting atop a rocky headland overlooking the ocean is the picturesque ruins of St. Andrews Castle, once the residence of Scotland’s bishops and archbishops.

St. Andrews Castle has been rebuilt and destroyed many times during the Wars of Scottish Independence when it changed hands between the Scots and the English. The castle that stands today was rebuilt in the 1400s by Bishop Walter Trail.

Bottle Dungeon – it gets its name from its shape: it has a narrow entrance neck at the top and a broader chamber below.